How to solve [TestNG] [Error] Cannot find class path

[Satyajeet Paygude]

Hello guys ,

Plz plz for goodness sake help me for the below issue .. I have lost my whole holidays for the below doing all permutations combinations for solving this :( - 

Below is step wise description for the issue : 

1. I created my TESTNG Xml -file(TESTNG_profileChnge_Run.xml) to run selected tests and it was correctly executing in Eclipse IDE by running it .

2. Then I decided to have batch file of it so I created below bat file with below description : 

java -classpath "D:\Selenium\Library\TestNG_Jars\testng-6.8.jar";"D:\Selenium\Library\selenium-server-standalone-2.47.1.jar";".\src" org.testng.TestNG "D:\Selenium_workspace\TestNG_Multipletestcase\TESTNG_profileChnge_Run.xml"

pause

but it is throwing error  [TestNG] [Error] Cannot find class path.

M not sure why it is throwing me this errors . Can any one kindly help for this one ? 

[Hubert Grzeskowiak]

Hi,

I think the error comes from your wrong classpath setting. You're putting quotes around every entry instead of the whole parameter. It should be "D:\Selenium\Library\TestNG_

Jars\testng-6.8.jar;D:\Selenium\Library\selenium-server-standalone-2.47.1.jar;.\src". Only one pair of quotes for the whole list.

Good luck
Hubert Grzeskowiak

[Nguyen Thai Hoang]

Hi Guys,

I'm facing the same issue some days ago, but it happens intermittent. My solution in case of [TestNG] [Error] Cannot find class path. is going to Eclipse, chose Project --> Clean, then re-run the command again, it works.

So I don't know how to do "Project --> Clean" on Eclipse by command line, any can suggest other solution because I don't want to open Eclipse when doing automation and don't want to manually do "Project --> Clean" on Eclipse.

Many thanks.

[Krishnan Mahadevan]

Project > Clean is an IDE specific thing.

From command prompt you really dont need things like that, as long as you are using a build tool such as ant/maven/gradle because all of these build tools have a properly defined mechanism to cleanup the build path [ target folder in the case of maven ]

Thanks & Regards
Krishnan Mahadevan

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[Nguyen Thai Hoang]

Thank Krishman for your suggestion ! I'm not family with Build Tool but will give a try ;)

On Monday, November 23, 2015 at 1:25:57 PM UTC+7, Satyajeet Paygude wrote:

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Update maven